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Anytime there is conflict abroad the American punditocracy moves immediately to ensure the world is aware that our narcissism knows no bounds or borders. If a butterfly flaps its wings in East Timor destabilizing a region, at least one talking head will argue that a lepidopteran American politician is to blame. Such is the case […]

The best mental-health responders in the world can help only if emergency dispatchers know when to deploy them.

But there are no Churchills, either. And Ukraine will fight alone.

And why they matter.

Plus: The dishonorable J.D. Vance

Critics such as Sohrab Ahmari are conveniently silent about Russian fascism and anti-Semitism.

Josh Yuter looks at the ways that Halakha takes into consideration, and responds to, human feelings.

The effort to censor anti-LGBTQ identities in the classroom is expanding rapidly.

Moreover, Durham's filing doesn't even allege this -- somebody just misinterpreted what Durham wrote.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, Deputy Editor of the opinion section that published an op-ed by seditionist asserting that Kamala Harris isn’t an American citizen and new hero of Bari Weiss’s ShakeShack for liberalism-left-me-ing about how intolerable it is that Democrats think that completely banal vaccination requirements should include the safe and effective COVID vaccines. Needless to say, …

Scott was a top undercover agent for the FBI, putting himself in harm's way dozens of times. Now, he’s telling his story for the first time to sound the alarm about the threat of far-right extremists in America

Just admit that this is about guilt-free dinner parties, instead.

What The Hell Are The Wingers On About Now With John Durham? by Liz Dye

Spoiler Alert: It's dumber than you thought.

Dr. Peter McCullough doesn't like the way we report facts.

"Establishment" opinion can certainly be wrong. But especially on issues of science and medicine, anti-establishment dissent can become a path to crankdom.

The new insurrection is being organized, in a sanctuary near you.

Projection is always the sincerest form of Trumpism.

If there was a time for Spotify to decide it didn't want to do business with Joe Rogan, it was two years ago, not now.

It contains important insights about the racial inequities in America even if its remedies are flawed